Patient's question:
The stomach frequently swells. At the beginning of this year, the condition was mild, and a gastroscopy was performed. The examination results showed chronic gastritis and reflux esophagitis. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Gastric diseases are very stubborn. We recommend that you first quit smoking and drinking (if you can't quit, try to smoke and drink less). Eat less spicy and other foods that harm the stomach and intestines, do more work and think less about troubles, reduce psychological stress, don't get angry or hurry, and maintain a good mood. We hope my explanation can relieve your pain. Eat less spicy and harmful foods in daily life, appropriately enhance physical exercise to improve your physique, pay attention to preventing colds, and avoid getting colds as much as possible. For patients, if the gastritis condition is severe, they should seek immediate symptomatic treatment and use appropriate medications, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of gastritis. In addition, patients also need to have a proper diet and always maintain a cheerful mood.